Tuesday February 4, 2020 – 6:00pm

Commissioner Donna Fiala Steve Carnell – Public Services Department Head

• Welcome, Opening Remarks, Reflections • Tigertail Beach
• District 1 Candidate Introductions • Caxambas Park Community Center

Leo Ochs - County Manager Jay Ahmad, Transportation Engineering Division Director
• County News and Notes • Goodland Drive Reconstruction Project
• SR951 (FDOT) Resurfacing Project
Mike McNees – Marco Island City Manager
• Working Together Justin Lobb, Airport Authority Manager
• Marco Island Executive Airport Project
Lee Rubenstein – Event Coordinator
• The Wall That Heals Mike O’Rourke, M.I. Historical Society Board President
• Marco Museum Spring Happenings
Gary McAlpin - Coastal Management Programs Director
• Beach & Waterways Projects Commissioner Donna Fiala
• Q&A, Closing Remarks
Donna Fiala, Commissioner
Collier County, District 1
• Mark S. Batchelor (REP)
• Cliff Donenfeld (REP)
• William T. Douglass (REP)
• John D. Jenkins (DEM)
• Rick LoCastro (REP)
• Jacob Winge (REP)
Candidate Information: www.colliervotes.com
 Leo Ochs
County Manager
Very safe, secure & well protected community (Law
enforcement, EMS, Fire)
Highly rated public & post secondary academic institutions
Engaged & well informed citizenry
Growing population
2019 Population – 376,706 ; Growing at 1.9% (approx. 7,000/yr.)
2030 Est. – 449,500
Build-out est. – 800,000/1M
Healthy local economy led by growing construction,
hospitality, health-care, and financial services
Strong business climate, increasing taxable sales, and strong
housing market
Appreciating property values
Low unemployment
Locally 2.7% in November 2019
Nationally 3.5% in November 2019
High area median income ($76k per family)
High quality public services/programs/facilities
Aggressive capital improvement program that keeps
pace with population growth
Naples #1 Happiest, Healthiest U.S. City for Fourth Consecutive Year - Gallup-
Sharecare State of American Well-Being Community Rankings 2018
Naples is one of the Top 5 U.S. Cities to Live a Long and Healthy Life – Parade
magazine
Naples is ranked the #1 Best Place to Retire in the U.S. by SmartAsset
TripAdvisor 2018 rankings of the “20 Best Places to Vacation in Florida”
Naples is #1 Least Polluted City in U.S. in the 2017 Realtor.com – America’s
Least (and most) Polluted Cities Ranking
Collier County was ranked in the top 25 best performing cities by the Milken
Institute. One of just six Florida communities
Growth Management – Proper balance between the Built and Natural
Environment
Insist on well planned, sustainable, cost effective development that is in
harmony with the surrounding area and the natural environment.
Maintain desired community quality of life
Housing Affordability
40% of all Collier households (58,749 households) spent more than 30% of
their gross monthly income on housing costs (mort. principal & interest,
property taxes, insurance and HOA fees)
Almost one-half of those 58,749 households were spending more than 50% of
their monthly income on housing expenses.
Workforce Supply and Training
Recent survey of Collier County businesses indicated that the lack of available,
trained workers was the biggest challenge to growing their business
An urgent need for vocation training has been identified
Community Mental Health Services
The Collier County Jail is the largest mental health provider /facility in the
community! (most expensive, least effective treatment approach)
The County developed a comprehensive approach to address the growing
mental and behavioral health issues confronting our community
The County is in the process of developing a suitable pre-treatment facility
Economic Diversification
Our leading industries (hospitality, tourism, construction and agriculture) are all
highly susceptible to outside influences and inordinately sensitive to swings in
the business cycle.
Need to strengthen efforts to further diversify our local economy with an
emphasis of creating year-round, high wage jobs
Environmental Stewardship
Renew our efforts to protect and enhance our world class natural environment
Threats abound: Climate change, Sea Level Rise, Red Tide, Loss of Plant &
Animal Habitat, Water Quality, Natural Disasters
 TUESDAY
FEBRUARY

18
5:00 PM
to
7:30 PM
Board of County Commissioners Chambers, Third
Floor, 3299 Tamiami Trail E., Naples, FL 34112

Remote Viewing with interactive participation

at:
Marco Island Historical Museum,
Rose History Auditorium
180 S. Heathwood Dr., Marco Island, FL 34145
 Mike McNees
Marco Island City Manager

Copyright © coastalbreezenews.com
 Lee Rubenstein
Event Coordinator
 Gary McAlpin
Coastal Management
Programs Manager
 Steve Carnell
Public Services Department Head
New Playground being installed spring 2020

Funding for playground shade through Community

Foundation Grant

New restrooms at Boardwalk 6—summer 2020

Improvements at concession bathrooms and

boardwalk—summer 2020

Lightning Detection System installation

Currently installed at Tigertail Beach
Finalizing installation at South Beach
Siren/flashing lights and signage
letting folks know when lightning is
eminent
We’re going to start with the siren,
but revert to the lights if a nuisance
Lightning in a 5 mile radius—can
calibrate to bigger or smaller radius
System will be turned off at night
when Park is closed
City of Marco Beach Advisory
Committee—Maria Lamb
 1/17/2020 10:57:09 AM
5845 NW 158th Steet
Miami Lakes, FL 33014 USA

Caxambas Community Center P:+1(305) 826-5588

F:+1(305) 826-1799
www.woodplc.com

AA26002187

REVISION SCHEDULE

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Jocelyn Isaias, R.A.

PROJECT TEAM
DESIGNER
Jocelyn Isaias
BIM / DRAWINGS BY:
Jose A. Milian
CHECKED BY:
Jocelyn Isaias

6788-19-3218
SDP Submission |
01/17/2020
PROJECT NUMBER | STATUS |
ISSUE DATE

SDP REVIEW
SCALE: 12" = 1'-0"

SDP1
SHEET NUMBER
 1/17/2020 10:57:12 AM
30'-2 3/8" 11'-10"

5845 NW 158th Steet

Miami Lakes, FL 33014 USA
P:+1(305) 826-5588
F:+1(305) 826-1799
www.woodplc.com

AA26002187
STAIR
LANDING

VENDOR REVISION SCHEDULE

RADIO OFFICE
ROOM
No. DESCRIPTION DATE
SHARED
SPACE

33'-0"
LOBBY

STORAGE

WOMEN'S MEN'S
WC-2 WC-1

HALLWAY

JANITOR
CLOSET

LUNCH
ROOM

74'-10 1/4"
DATA
CLOSET VESTIBULE
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Jocelyn Isaias, R.A.
Training
Room

33'-0"
PROJECT TEAM
DESIGNER
Jocelyn Isaias
BIM / DRAWINGS BY:
Jose A. Milian
CHECKED BY:
Jocelyn Isaias

6788-19-3218
SDP Submission |
01/17/2020

8'-7"
STAIR LANDING
PROJECT NUMBER | STATUS |
ISSUE DATE

SDP REVIEW
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
1 LEVEL 2 PRESENTATION 38'-6"
1/4" = 1'-0"

SDP3
SHEET NUMBER
 Jay Ahmad, P.E.
Transportation Engineering
Division Director
Goodland Drive Reconstruction

San Marco Road / Rt 92A

Marco Island

Goodland Drive
Goodland Drive Reconstruction
• Raise profile of existing roadway;
• address regular flooding;
• add drainage crossings for mangrove forest restoration.
Goodland Drive Reconstruction
 Design Started: 09/12/2018

Target Design Completion: February 2020

PROJECT
SCHEDULE Permitting Approval: April 2020
/STATUS
Target Construction Start: September 2020

Target Construction Completion: March 2021

 ➢ Construction Start depends on when permits are
received from both SFWMD and USACOE.

PROJECT ➢ Public Information Meeting in March 2020 to

discuss project impacts / optimal scheduling for
SCHEDULE locals.
/STATUS
➢ Scheduling must consider both tourist season and
hurricane season.
Culvert and Asphalt culvert installation
Construction approx. 1 to 2 months
at 2 locations

Building and paving low speed paving train

moving flagging operation
half at a time no night work
requires one lane
traffic with a moving
flagging operation.
FDOT Collier Boulevard Resurfacing
Fiddlers Creek Pkwy

951 Resurfacing project (439555-1) from Judge

Jolley Bridge to Fiddlers Creek Pkwy.

Mainsail Drive Improvements consist of:

o milling and resurfacing, base work,
shoulder treatment,
Capri Blvd
o drainage improvements, curb and gutter,
sidewalk, guardrail,
o signing and pavement marking,
Judge Jolly Bridge signalization, and lighting.
FDOT Collier Boulevard Resurfacing
Fiddlers Creek Pkwy

• Preferred Materials working on signals at

Mainsail Dr. and Capri Blvd.;
• widening the bike paths and other safety
Mainsail Drive improvements;

• Timeline:
Capri Blvd
o started on 05/28/2019
o paving early summer 2020
o completion by fall 2020
Judge Jolly Bridge
 Justin Lobb
Manager, Airport Authority
Opened: 1976
Clientele: Corporate/Leisure Travel
Facilities
•5000’ x 100’ Runway
•Parallel Taxiway A (2012)
•Full-Service FBO / Admin Offices
•12 T-Hangar Units
Features/Amenities
•Flight Schools/Charter/Rental
•Enterprise Rent-A-Car
•Courtesy Transportation
•Civil Airport Patrol (CAP)
*FY 2020 Projected
 Customer / Tenant Highlights
a. Silsby Aviation
b. Career Flight Training & Aircraft Rental

Projects / Improvements
a. CAP Hangar Reconstruction
b. New revenue-generating equipment
 Mike O’Rourke
President Board of
Directors
www.DonnasTidbits.com
Donna Fiala
Commissioner
Collier County, District 1